Official Announcement: WePushBack.com Database Access
WePushBack.com is a secured, specialized database designed for attorneys, defendants, and families to utilize as a critical tool in combating the impact of unreliable informants.
Our mission is to provide a centralized repository of information regarding informants to better assist defense teams in trial preparation. This database is a collaborative effort; we are committed to continuous growth, populating and expanding our content through verified contributions from users whose clients or loved ones have been affected.
Access Instructions
To request access to the database and set up your account, please contact our team directly at: Email: wepushback@gmail.com
Professional Summary for Users
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The Mission: Housing comprehensive data on informants to ensure defense teams are fully prepared for trial.
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Community Driven: Content is continuously updated and added by users to ensure the most current and relevant information is available.
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Secure Access: Account setup is handled via direct email to maintain the integrity of the database.
What is WePushBack?
The Last Few Years a certain Genre on YouTube has been plagued with Lying Informants.
They have gone UNCHECKED for far too long. Spreading Lies, Casting Insults, Recreating History and Inventing a Persona for themselves That has NEVER existed. This Smoke and Mirrors routine is what has plagued the Criminal Justice System for far too long, resulting in many wrongful convictions. WePushBack is about bringing attention to Lying Informants and offering a VOICE to all those impacted by their lies. This Website will work as a United Hub bringing all related information to one Portal. It is Vital to bring Public Awareness to the Perils of Informant usage within the Legal System.
A Movement dedicated to exposing lying informants and a flawed system that enables their behavior.
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Did You Know?
Fifteen out of every one hundred wrongful convictions cases that have been overturned by DNA testing methods have involved the testimony of INFORMANTS, OR JAILHOUSE SNITCHES, according to research by the Innocence Project. Informants are frequently given incentives, such as payment or reduced jail sentences, to provide testimony against a defendant, but these incentives are not always shared with the jury. Such testimony is often the central evidence by which innocent persons have been wrongfully convicted.
Information obtained from informants is infamously unreliable. A 2004 study by Northwestern University Law School examined all the WRONGFUL Capital Convictions discovered to date. The study concluded that over 45 percent of those innocence cases were due to the testimony of LYING INFORMANTS making "snitches the leading cause of wrongful convictions in U.S. Capital Cases".
